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Gov, Oglcshy ton orrow, II the Governor
will permit. Parsons closes as follows
Thus. over II very extensive region
OF country, among cotton, corn and
sugar plantations, became somewhat
famous rs u champion of political
liberty. Beloved by the blacks, was
hated and scomcd by the whites. then
believed that the colorcd people were
trucly free men, and that they only needed
courage 10 assert it, But did not then
understand or know that economic de-
pendencc, that is, industrial scryitudc,
made political liberty impossible. did
not know, nor did the blacks, they had
been merely emancipatcd from chattcl to
wage scryitudc. did not then know that
economic freedom must lie the basis for
political liberty, and that the wage labor
system created classes, mtagonisms and
class scryitudc And now, as the llclots
Of old, the so-callcd Tree blacks in com
mon with their white brethren, work and
die like beasts in the unceasing tread-mill
of wage slavery
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rnr.nn.. I.Irn.

CmcAGo, H., Nov. s. Instead = the
individual letter which Il was bintcd 10y
members Of the Amncsdy association that
Parsons, the anarchist, would write, de-
ploring like Spies, schvab and ficldcn,
the loss Of life at the lIa,markci, aud all.
juring the use Of force, q decidedly different
communication -undcrlood lob Parsons
last plea was issued over his signature
tonight. The document BE- two columns
In length, chiefly remarkable for the ali
scncc Of any relcfcnCr whatever 10 we
massacre ut the llaymnkrl or 10 TIE
dynamite idea. Phrnn, ndlrcssfs The
letter 20 locally prumin,rnl,i, socialist
"My dear friend, ucuur Nhilling' nhI
ooci,pics himself exelo.,,ly with sketch
Of his own life, pariicuarg bis nrtions ~
leader II the neNly N1'wic' n,rglo's
during reconArctiou uW" lh l,NAA'
schilling viii read d. i,,igr ~ luI 10
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rlclacn Ncr, rcni,ent.

CucAGo, Ill.,, Nov. Sin addition 10
the joint letter Of Spies, ficldcn and
Schwab, dcploring the loss Of life at the
llaymarkct and disayowing the use oi
force, the former employers of Ficldcn
have secured from him u separate letter To
the Governor cunlcssing that he had been
guilty OF using cNtrayagnnt and unjustiiia
bile Language, which he now regrets, aud
saying that he rccanis and disiyows
all his loyalty To the doctrines that
wrongs Of any class oi society should
be- riphtrd by violence. Judge Gary with
State Attorney Grnncll aud the lattcr's
assistant, Mr.. lnrham, ha,c ndorscd mp.
on the application their views in the ease.
Lawyer Foster acting ion Schwah, has
pursued very similar course and has
secured u recognition II whatever claims
Schwab may have Ia n communication from
Mcssp Grinncll aud lngham. II may be-
said with confidence that Judge Gary aud
MIR. Grnncll will take NO STEPS In favor al
ia" communication Of amy other oi the con.
dymuuh mon
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r.gi.cers aud Architects.
! LII IInnllh ln ID AnIrnl-

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Linus Rock, Arb, Nov. s-Thurs
day the 10th, the society oi engineers,
architects and surveyors Of Arkansas will
meet In this city ani remain in session
two days. The meeting promises 10 be q
mos, interesting one, ~ the program, with
papers FROM some at the leading architects
and engineers II the State, has been pub
lishcd. Among thosc who will Rad papers
ar Capt. Tabor oi the United states en-
ginccr corps. prui johnson, oi Washing-
ton university. - LOUIS Dr. Bmnncr
State gcologisi and City Engineer Rickon,
al tttln nogk
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rcnns,I,anIa Democrats swimming.

PurADrLrHIA. Pa, Nov s.-Twcnty.
six wards out oi thiry-ono ia the city give.
For State Treasurer, Hart lRep.h IO,i3D.
McGmnn DEM, h7,2l2. For sheriff,
Leeds lRcp.l. O,S0L krumhaar Dem. J,
~. 49, For controller, Mnloney rep
GO.Si3; Dcchcrt DEM, Gi,32i Both
krumhanr and ncchcrt are elected. Pierre
Rep. inr recorder Of deeds will have To-
600 majority IN the city. The figures for
supreme Judge on thc State ticket will give
Williams lRcp.l about the same ~ Hart
received. The Republicans elect two com.
mis-ioncr and the Democrats one. At -
O'Clock eighteen counties In the State out
side Of Philadelphia had been heard from.
These counties give net Democratic gain
Of y. in6 on the vote Tor State Treasurer IN
1885,, when Quay rep received plural
iiy Of I3,bl6 llau's lRcp.) majority In
tile State will be- about 5000 and VIII.
Jams Rep for supreme judge about the
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They Had BETTER 90 SLOW.

COLUMBUS o., Nov. Sin the enthusi-
asm which has prevailed ON the part of the
Republicans tonight over the election re-
turns, they have made no estimate as to
the standing of either branch of the Icgis-
lature further than To claim that they have
large majority in both. This is based
upon the general superstition that all of
the counties which were considered doubt
ful have been carried by the Republic
ans. The Democratic committee has made
no detailed estimates on the Legislature,
but they do not dispute that the Republic
ans will have majority on joint ballot.
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A PcrnlInr Nnic.

CiSciSSAri, o., Nov. s. The vote In
Hamilton county Is Of peculiar Interest.
The comparison Is made with the vote Of
1885, when the labor party was not.organ'
ized The effect oi IN inroads upon Tie
two old parties Is easily inccablc w. the
returns by precincts. In many precincts
the depletion Of the old parties has been
from - 10 W percent. The loss falls most
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x.,,.. pcuo.r.,ie Ticket.

BrooKXS, n. Y, Nov. Sired. G.
Chaplin DEM, Tor mayor, and the entire
Democratic ticket, with possibly the OK.
ecpiion Of one Of the judges, are elected.
The shrievaliy on the Kings county ticket
Is in doubt, with the chances In favor Of
the Republican candidate.
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Union Labor Note iu Hamilton County.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. SIX hundred
and scycnty.thrce precincts In Ohio, ont Of
2,lG7, net Republican gain, ., 1913.
From the best estimate that can be made
at this hour, the Union labor vote oi
Hamilton county will reach about l2,OO
OF 1900 Tho Prohibition vote In the
county is not morc than 200.
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roraker'. PLURALITY 20 Ooo.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. S.--Four hundred
and twenty-cight precincts in Ohio give a
net Republican gain of 1914 in total vote
OF 1874, 1874 Thcgreatcr portion of this gain
is in Hamilton county, while the remain
der OF the State is nearly evenly balanced.
II the same rate is maintained foraker's
plurality will be from 10000 TO 22,000.
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They Died Hard.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Sat the Republican
headquarters the committee gave up the
local contest early, but continued TO claim
the State for some time. The Democrats
were jublant all around They laid equal
claim to victory for their State ticket, and
announced positively by II O'Clock that
they had won a complete victory.
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The Lnicsi Returns.

CNcINNArr, o., Nov. s.-Scvcn hundred
and forty-nine precincts in Ohio, net Re
publican gain, 5,497, in total vote of
24S,SS
No more returns will be received to-
night. The indications still point 10 a
plurality OF from 5000 to $1,000 for
Foraker.
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IIov D,morrn,.I,ose.

CiNcNSAri, o., Nov. s-Thc ab~ucc
Of the Union Labor vote In 1885, and its
large proportion now in Cincinnati causes
an increase In the net Republican gain In
this county out oi proportion 10 the total
vote. Where the labor vote has drawn
morr heavily frum the Democrats than
from Republicans, which j. usually the
ease. the Republican gain IL increased,
though the Republican total may be de-
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ro,aicr .c,. ,,nm,I,on County.

CiNciNSNri, o., Nov. SIN Hamilton
county the rrtums already received show
that Foraker has carried the county by u
majority II possibly 5000. Some csti.
mates place Il higher This, IN consdcru.
ton 81 the reports current during the day
that Powell was receiving Union labor
votes. would Justify the conclusion that
the entire county ticket Of the Republicans
l. .t.gfoI
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Kings county Complete.

Nrw YonK, Nov. 0.-New York and
Kings counties complete, and ois election
districts in the State outside Of these ooun'
,,os give Cook, 32i,533; Grant, 2sJ, az
Huntington. ~, 2l0 George, bo,3l3. The
.awc prccincts In 1885 gave I'LL 4o, li55i
D,ycpnort. M. 1873: llascom, lb,3Ol. Tim
.,,,',s =, h, nlics,a the, ~ tho llsnrv GcorgC
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nrooh,,n.. ,hicf Contest.

BRooKLYS, y. V, Nov. Sin Brooklyn
the chief interest ccntors in the mayomlty
contest. As this ticket is the sixth in or.
der Of the canvass il WILDE daylight bcforc
the vote ON il Is counted. The voting was
brisk, aud Il IL thought that the vote east
will be very heavy. OF the 1876, yuicn
registered in Brooklyn this year II j.
thought that TO, 600 have voted.
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A Mig pcmecrntic GaIn.

NEw YoRK, Nov. s. -Four hundred and
sixty-nvc election districts In New York
State. outside Of New York and Kings
counties, give Cook 10,lS7, Grant, 81, 1853
Huntington, 7,5ll; Gcorgc, 4,?m. The
same districts in 1885 gave llill, 5b31Si
Davenport, s7,7l5. Bascom, b,g2i.
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Outside of The CITY

New YoRK, Nov. s. Eight hundred and
thirty-two election districts in New York
State, outside of New York and Kings
county, give Cook l3S, $40; Grant, l57, l2l;
Huntington, 1883; George, S,04i. The
same districts in 1885 gave Hill l45, j57;
Davenport l67, 1883; Bascom, II, 900.
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Interview Postponed.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. Sat about
1890 o'clock this forenoon a caucus was
held Mt the 81. Nicholas hotel by the
United Labor committee and its sympathiz.
cs, and line OF action agreed upon.
After considerable discussion il was de-
cided not TO wait ON Gov. oglesby until
tomorrow.
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PbIIsi.Iphis D.moerstie.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov ., 1880 am
Al wards Of the city arr in. Following arc
some Of the totals For State Treasurer
Hart. Republican, S6,633, McGmnn, Dem.
ocrst, 72,G0l. For Shcrin-Lecds, Repub-
ucan, 1928, Krumhaar Democrat, 81.
g7s. For Comptroller Maloney, Rcpub-
lican, 752jl; Dcchert, Democrat, 1901
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srrlnracIa Complete.

srRINGrinD, o., Nov. Springfield
complete gives Foraker 3.7ls, Powell 2, jjs.
The Republicans carried the city last fall
by l7O. Returns from twonty-Ono out OF
twcnty.eight precincts in Clark county In
dictate Republican majority Of $500.
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Fellow. Elected by 80. 900.

NEw YonK, Nov s.-Twcnty-tWo out OF
twenty.iour assembly districts In the city
give Nicoll lRep), for district attorney,
on. 5OL Fellows DEM, 1904; Post
UNITED Labor, 2s,77s; Sealing PRO. },
A.b2i; Mnnicrt Socialist, 47l. Nicoll
admits his defeat by about 10000.
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The I.eglsInturc.

NEW York, Nov. $50 fur as known
the new Legislature will stand: Assembly
Republicans, 70; Democrats SIS. Senate
Republicans, 10; Democrats, Is. The
last Assembly had seventy-iour Repub-
licans and fifty-four Democrats: the Senate
twenty Republicans and twelve Demo Gratis.
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heretofore, the proportion OF demands for
execution were greatly in excess OF re-
quests for clcmcncy. This change OF scnti.
ment has undoubtedly been occasoncd by
the finding OF the bombs in lingg's cell.
A Statc-housc mmor says that two more
threatening letters we've received by the
Governor this morning, and according TO
the inyariablc custom, were promptly CON
signed to the flames. Coy. Oglcsby seems
great deal less affected by these threat.
oning letters than are his friends here in
inspecting the field,
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THE ANARCHISTS.
Three Days Yet of Great Anxiety.
The Lives of the Condemned Hang
ing by q Slim Thread.
Everything in Readiness for tho
Completion Of Details.
The Sheriff Only Awaiting the News
from the Governor.
Nothing in the Rumors OF the Threat.
ened Socialistic Demonstration
to Take Place on Friday
Happenings.

said this afternoon: III | do not hear
from the Governor by tomorrow night |
shall at once begin the work OF erecting
the scafIolds. We have almost sufficient
material on hand TO hang all the men, and
aside from beams and planks no new ma
terial will be required Jailer Folk and
deputies, whom have not yet selected,
will adjust the nooscs and will he pres
ent to superintcnd the whole, while force
Of deputy sherifls, police and bailiils will be
in readiness to render any assistance ncccs-
sary. As provided in the statutes Of this
State, will swear in a jury Of twelve, two
Of whom must be physicians, 10 view the
bodies They and the lawyers in the case
and press representatives will be the only
ones allowed 10 witness the execution
Only the representatives Of the Chicago
press and the big dalics in other large
cities will be permitted to bc present"
The matron Of the womcn's department
Of the Jail purchased lot Of white cotton
cloth and lot of white tape. This cotton
cloth is TO be made into garments that are
intended to be used next Friday and the
tape is TO supply strings for those gar
mcnts. As yet, or, 10 be- absolutely accu-
rate, the cloth had not been cut up nj
o'clock, hut some time during the after
noon the necessary tailoring was TO he
done. This white cotton stuff is the mate
rial for the shrouds, and whether there is
to be hanging at the jail next Friday or
"o'i 49,, ia an.,,, al, i,I .I,
III H. ,onJt''I J",aii. 40, La,n,,', a ,,,,,
~ Ino,i o~o",,;ons a,,, hin, ncrccc r
n,,i,s,' Sl,,;g, s,ia.,',' ,l',,i,', - a,
H. ;a4 ynsiariaw ,hs, 49, MI A. cbotc
- w.. 20 a. t,ai;,ns ~, Ja,,,,,,, sho,i1
,'n,,,el a. TT a., L,,,' ,i,a, ,,', - -,
ag.,n,,,aiI,, ,,,' a., ooI,a.;,,, tn S,s,a,,
ir,, ,,',. H., ~ 80 !, s,,,,i,.i, ILL., AL
v's, a ,,as,cr,icco In i,s 80 /, ,,n,lsI
,n a cLar,n. ,Lcro w,s no, a.. sI;,ltest
Li,ch ;n The uholc n,occeding
AL SLa,;T No,.o, 4. dcsirnns ~
| Is(,n, Tho mini, N ncx FRIDAY
nass oT ma s,nootl ly by maxim,
~, - ,hc s,,,o Lnot An iheac matters
| L,s,",L T, LcI;cf an The mart of the sheriff
| ,L,i r.. will bc rrouirrJ Ia hang somebody
nc,, Friday Al NH events. ne n preparing
/ himself fnr the event The rallows can
"asily lac mt together in an hour. as all its
narts On nicely and any good carpcntcr
r.n H. tho work
Cbi.f nf Police Ebersold. who Il in con.
alan, tcl.granhic communicntion with all
~ ,Lo nr;ncini lilies snys thnt ibo rumor
,ho, anarrhiss arr coming here from other
nlaccs IL moi vnru,ntod by The facts In.
.,cnd of Anarchists coming herr the few
In ,bo ci,v arc leaving n There need bo
no nncasincs. -" he snid. "of amy demon.
s,,,tin,, i,, sy,unotLiy,r. with IA. annrrh.
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p,,h s,s,es cutting.

PlrrsHrRo, Ia, Nov. "a pleasant
day II bringing large vote. Both Demo.
Gratis aud Republicans arr cutting their
tickets. aud in some districts the contest Is
close and exciting, but no disturbance has
I.gstt f,4fuFIaI
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pcmocrntlc Gnln.

ToLrDo, O., Nov. s. .hfaumee, formerly
South Toledo, complete total for THREE
wards Foraker, 100, Powell, 9OI Net
Democratic gain, 81.
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How The, ExpIaIn %.

NEw YonK, Nov. o.-The Republicans
explain their local defeat by stating the
Republicans who went for George last
year have stayed by him, while the Dem.
ocrais have gone back 10 their party.
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Nea Petitions.

CniCAUO, ILL.,, Nov "a :. Foster,
who was associated with Capt. Black In
the defense Of the anarchists before Judge
Gary, has bccn retained a. bring the
case at Ficldrn aud Schwab before the
Governor Capt. Black WIS permitted 10
have few minutes conversation with his
clients this morning but keeps his own
counsel. The following signatures wcr
today obtained 10 the petition for the an
archists
For communication II the sentence u MI
oi the seven condemned men. Thomas q.
windes. Judge W. X. McCallistcr, appel.
late court. For Spies, schwab, ficldon
aud Parsons ]. !. llcaly, clerk appellate
court. For Spies, Schwab and Ficldcn.
Potter Palmer fipldcn, Spies and Schwab
signed new petition this afternoon. II
WIS drawn az by Mr. Salicr aud Capt.
Black. and Is in u mildcr tone than any
they hayc ~ iar sent IN. They ask simply
Tor justice, and discard all the arguments
that have accompanied iorncr pleas ipr
the Governors interference.
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RrrnbIlcnn s.nins.

CixciSSATi, O., Nov. Six hundred
and seven precincts in Ohio, net Rcpub.
lican gnin, b,l7l, the detailed vote being
Foraker, 91,2l0, Powell, S0.s23 Scin,
p45l. sharp, b,72n. Total, 1875 2G6.
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Kings County Complete.

BRooRLYN, n. v, Now s.-king
county complete, including Brooklyn,
gives Grant, l6.76l; Cook, $500 George,
1925; Huntington, 1900; Hall, LOSS
Preston 40
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Iir IrnnhIr n,rr

spo.Hi pisIaich ~ the Nprai.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. s-The riot
at thc Soddy coal mines Is over, with no
lusoiliic. When the mountainous learned
ol the arrival oi the shcrlrs pos.c they rc-
turned to the mountain. Several deputies
arr slill ON guard, hut Il il believed tho
trouble h over. The leaders Of the riots
Vpfs arrested
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IInrI IIeriesI.

pnILApELrHiA, Pa, Nov. O. 2.3O a. m
The State. with nineteen counties still 10
hear from, give Hart (Rcp.) for State
Treasurer, 27,2is plurality. These figures
include both Philadelphia and Allegheny
counties.
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The close OF Very Hot Campaign
Against Malone.

RicnNoSD. Va, Nov SIP 10 this
hour On O'Clock pm about forty cities
and counties Of the State have been heard
from. These show that tho Democrats
have elected delegates in thirty counties.
They have lost the following counties,
which NJ the last election went Democratic:
Wythe. King William Patrick, Louisa
and Henry; aud have made gains In the
following counties, which NJ the last cleo.
anniInnrd an InnrIh pnnc.
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CnnL. IIn. aaoi Grnnt. ls. nlo.

NEw YoRX, Nov. Slight hundred and
ten districts ont 81 total Of Sl2 in the
city give Cook 1880. Grant, $3.50.
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New York, Nov. S.-The Herald bulle-
tin says New York State has gone Demo
cratic by 10000 to 10000 majority. The
sun says Georges vote viii not reach CO.
600 in New York Stnte.
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re,Iov.. o. 600 NIcoII, "a, 90 3

NEw YoRK, Nov. s.-Thc complete vote
for district attorney is Nicol, 13,0Oii Eel.
lows, 03,gO6, Post, 5000.
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rIn, nnlr. Of cotton narnea.

.pcrlsl Dispatch 10 The Appc'l
PiNr Blurr, Ark, Nov. s.Ias, night
on Col. D. u. Williams plantation, m this
county, there was q loss oi liity bales Of
cotton 10y the burning Of his gin.hous@
No Insurance.
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heavily on the Democrats, as shown in the
increased Republican plurality, but in
some of the German wards the Republic
an detection has been greater.
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Another A,,.,,p, a, suicide.

CmcAoo H., No,ts.--A suggestion Of
the revolving incidents that may at amy
moment happen IN the cou,,v Jail prior TO
the execution NJ The anarchists was dcvcl.
opel this afternoon. when Enprl sent ont
a. his wife what was. a. all appearances
simply basket ol dirty dishes aud very
soilcd linen. Although the stuff was not
going Ia, bat irum the anarchists, one oi
the deputies became suspicious ul
Engrls soliciludc concerning the rub.
bish. lnsttuting hurried search,
the official spun saw the cause
II Engrl's anxiety. Hidden away among
the filth smcarcd contents Of the basket
WIS a secret note Ia German Ia the annrch.
lists Grabbed hooking little wife, who
stood close ut hand, watching with strange
cagcrnc--. A. thc cTumplrd paper was
brought forth, she aud Engcl exchanged
glanccz. aud then turned slowly away.
The note stated briefly that Engrl would
again attempt suicide before Friday, and
that hc would never die un thc gnlloWs
Immediately precautions were Ordered
taken, ~ ilnt hvncclorth every move ul
Engrl lrm now iiil lac cues 10 the synlluld
will be- within arms mach ~ u gunrl.
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and the increase in the prohibition vote,
about 10000 has been withdrawn from
the Republican and %, OOO from the Dem
ocratic party.
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A Dynamite Homb Found.

CmCAGo, ILL.,, Nov S.-A loaded dyna.
mite bomb was found this morning on
West Van Buren, street, not far from u
polling place, where voting was in pro-
gross. The bomb was made ont of large
gas pipe, and was eight inches long The
ends were closed with iron taps, screwed
firmly on. Tho fuse was attached ut the
center of the bomb.
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Cocks Plurality ~ 600.

New YoUE, Nov. $3.50 a. m.-The total
estimated plurality of Cook over Grant in
the State at this hour is Is. 600.
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A 0hnnar 81 sehiImeni.

. SpniNourlp. 49,, Nov s-Ovcr go let
tens AMI petitions were received 10y Gov
Oglcsly hi. morning IN reference TO the
anarchist riHr. ilu thc greater portion be.
ing, ~ usual. l.um Chicago II Is asserted
with confidence that, contrary ~ the rules
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Republican Elected.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. s.-syracuse city
complete gives Bclden tRep.l, for Con.
grcss, 1900 plurality. lie is elected.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. s-A tclc-
gram from Sodly, q mining town twenty
iyc miles from hi. city, says the mount
ainrrn have armed themselves and arc
marching against the ncgrur- II that town.
This has aroused the ncguUs. aud they
have nll armed and are awaiting the APP
pruarh ui the of,nsi,cpauy. The sheriff,
with posse, has gone TO the scene Of tho
trouble. Gpat excitement prevails, and
the women aud children have taken refuge
ut one end ii the town. II IL u Welsh
mining town IT 1000 people, aud about
100 uyprpos uw employed at the coko
ovens. The trouble hus grown out OF q
fight between q Negro aud q white man, in
which the latter suffered The mount
uinpyn nov threaten Ia take the darky
ur Mill the whole culurcd population.